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Control of a quadruped walking robot based on biologically inspired approach

Ig Mo Koo, Tran Duc Trong, Tae Hun Kang, GiaLoc Vo, Young Kuk Song, Chang Min Lee, Hyouk Ryeol Choi

Year
2007
Citations
16

Abstract

In this paper, a new biomimetic control method for a quadruped walking robot is proposed. The method is derived by the observation of the gravity load receptor and stimulus- reaction mechanism of quadrupeds' locomotion, and the study of the stances on walking and energy efficiency. Though the controller is simple, it provides a useful framework for controlling a quadruped walking robot. In particular, by introducing a new rhythmic pattern generator the heavy computational burden to be paid on solving kinematics is relieved. The effectiveness of the proposed method is validated via a dynamic simulation and experimental works in a quadruped walking robot, called AiDIN(Artiflcial Digitigrade for Natural Environment).

Keywords

RobotKinematicsComputer scienceCentral pattern generatorMobile robotControl theory (sociology)Controller (irrigation)Robot locomotionRobot kinematicsControl engineering

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